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Skip the Drama with These Fun Ways to Practice Spelling Words

August 21, 2018 by OneMommy

Who says spelling practice has to be boring? Check out these FUN ways to practice spelling words.

Now a days it starts in kindergarten:  the dreaded spelling word lists. It means daily homework of practicing those words, usually by writing them over and over again.  And, quite often, it results in tears and frustration for both child and parent. But you can skip that drama with these fun ways to practice spelling words […]

Filed Under: Language Arts Tagged With: hands on learning, spelling practice

Parts of Speech Game for Kinesthetic Learners

April 13, 2018 by OneMommy

Parts of Speech game: simple activity to teach Parts of Speech with sticky notes

Nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs… When it comes to learning about the parts of speech, it can get pretty boring. Worksheets and drills aren’t the only answer.  This simple Parts of Speech Game with sticky notes makes a rather dry subject fun.  Plus, you can turn this activity for kinestheic learners into a fun sentence building activity. […]

Filed Under: Language Arts Tagged With: hands on learning

Simple Hands-On Learning to Explore Magnetism

October 17, 2017 by OneMommy

magnet sensory bin -- simple hands on science to learn about magnets

Sometimes it’s nice to be able to finish that morning cup of tea before it gets cold.  This week I actually got that chance. This simple hands-on learning activity with magnets kept the kids busy exploring and learning about magnetism for over an hour.  I even got to enjoy a second cup of tea in […]

Filed Under: Science Tagged With: hands on learning, science for kids, sensory bin

Make Learning Easier with DIY Math Manipulatives

September 8, 2017 by OneMommy

Looking for a way to help your child understand double digit addition and subtraction? Make your own homemade math manipulatives for tons of hands-on math activities.

  When it comes to math, having physical objects you can move, or manipulate, often helps kids to better understand the problem.  At home your child can use small cars, erasers, and buttons to help solve addition and subtraction problems.    We love using playdough for subtraction! Your child will have fun creating these homemade base 10 math manipulatives, […]

Filed Under: Math Tagged With: hands on learning, math activity, teaching kids

Hands-On Learning: Punctuation Mark Stick Puppets (free printable)

August 29, 2017 by OneMommy

hands-on learning activity for punctuation marks: free printable punctuation mark stick puppets

Do you remember learning about how to use punctuation marks correctly?   I bet it involved sitting at a desk and filling in a lot of worksheets.   Learning to correctly use punctuation marks can be dry and boring. But research shows us that kids learn better when they are actively involved and having fun.   […]

Filed Under: Language Arts Tagged With: hands on learning

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